As the sky whispers of seasons yet to come, the waves hum their steady tune, and the North Pier Lighthouse stands tall, a sentinel of hope, memory, and future. Today, we embark on a journey to breathe life back into this cherished landmark. The 2025 Capturing Kenosha Lighthouse Calendar is now available for pre-order, and with it, we hold the power to restore the beacon that has guided so many hearts and ships to shore.
Crafted with the soul of Kenosha and captured through the lens of twelve talented local photographers, this calendar offers more than just stunning images, it offers a connection. Each month reveals the lighthouse’s story in breathtaking detail, from sunlit mornings to snow-draped afternoons, painting a portrait of resilience, community, and heritage. These are not just photos; they are moments frozen in time, donated to preserve the very heart of Kenosha’s waterfront.
The funds raised will not only restore the weathered facade but will help refinish the tower from top to bottom, seal her strong against the elements, and bring light and security back to her chambers. Heather McGee, the proud owner, has faced her own storm of health challenges, and through this project, we seek to lift that burden, together.
Printed on high-quality, heavyweight photographic paper, these 9 by 11-inch calendars will be perfect for Christmas gifts, spreading the light of our shared legacy to friends and family near and far. Whether you’ve walked the shores of Lake Michigan or felt the pull of Kenosha in your heart, this calendar will remind you of the beauty and strength of our city’s most iconic symbol.
Head over to www.capturingkenosha.com and order yours today. Be a part of something bigger, a community coming together to restore what time and tide have worn. Let’s make sure this lighthouse continues to shine for generations to come.
And as the light of the new day rises, so too does the opportunity to make a difference. Will you join us in rekindling the flame?
Reach out to Tom & Mike of Capturing Kenosha with any questions: capturingkenosha@gmail.com
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